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Hacking the Earth
By Jamais
I think it's worth noting that the magnitude of the feedback is small.
Their order-of-magnitude estimate is -0.01 W m-2 K-1. Locally it gets
larger, and the idea is very interesting, but I'm not sure how 'useful'
this could be.
On Tuesday, 2 July 2013 13:12:02 UTC+1, andrewjlockley wrote:
If you look at current emissions (too high and still rising slightly), plus
the lock-in effect of current and near-term planned infrastructure (e.g.
the WRI report on massive planned worldwide coal plant additions), I don't
think it even makes sense to discuss CDR as anything but an active form
Greg,
What I'm struggling to weave together is a method which can address
food,fuel,fertilizer and environmental needs while keeping an eye on the
socioeconomic dynamics which brought us to this point. A meta concept which
can coordinate these fundamental needs and dynamics may be possible,
